Is it true that media companies have no basic salary and free entertainment anchors?

It is true that media companies have no basic salary and free entertainment anchors. Some media companies will recruit entertainment anchors without a basic salary, which means that the anchor does not need to accept the company's salary according to the traditional employment relationship, but obtains income through other means. For example, anchors can get paid through audience rewards and advertising revenue. Media companies will provide free working hours for entertainment anchors, which means that anchors can arrange their own working hours and places. This mode of work is called freelance or flexible employment. So it's true that media companies don't have a basic salary to entertain anchors for free.